This could be fun.
Sunday, April 06, 2014
received feedback on tour
There was generally a positive response to my tour idea for the awards picnic.
This could be fun.
This could be fun.
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- updated the ECR
- an extra chance
- an uphill battle
- James popped the question
- we don't know what we don't know
- showed deep stuff
- quasar hunting
- very enjoyable
- gloves to DDO
- Dunlap walkabout
- supported the cadets
- paperwork done
- made a list
- requested accessories
- pico prototyping
- Monday night learnin'
- renewed a MODL
- installed VMA 6
- found my book
- two main objectives met
- on moonlight
- checked at the end
- doubles in a small 'scope (Mississauga)
- checked conditions
- just go
- power starved
- APC UPS p/u
- locked in
- got lithium
- super bright white
- a bit of coaching
- worked on Mars
- closing the chapter
- Kepler-186f discovered
- sent a note about Σ1327
- responded to Michel
- our job
- tethered
- oh my
- received SJA training
- verified supernova location
- Nicole used my clouds photo
- copied, not installed
- lost at Sky & Tel
- a bit more detail
- stacked Mars from last week
- checked the numbers
- received late-spring SkyNews
- HMD!
- whole sky planet viewing (Mississauga)
- received feedback on tour
- a great finish (Blue Mountains)
- in search of weird fuzzies (Blue Mountains)
- tried tuning the C14
- spotted Jupiter (Blue Mountains)
- skies looked good
- looped
- learned about Ontario Telescope
- we have it
- sent note to CBAT
- SJA date set
- correct parts received
- no anonymous stars for you
- planned for more DSOs
- blah day
- she spotted 2271984
- more troubles
- received T11 image
- found a RA/Dec converter
- shaking
- Jay rated red lights
- checked for plaques
- imaged Mars with doubler (Blue Mountains)
- some visual observing (Blue Mountains)
- imaged weird thing (Blue Mountains)
- skies were looking good (Blue Mountains)
- stopped immediate adding
- ARO tour booked
- gathered data
- received second image
- received Nicole's first image
- shared Mew tips
- considered remote resources
- found sled
- schedule released
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